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Print Screen Editor, Pollyanna Roberts, discusses the importance of SHAG Week at Exeter University
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Online International Editor, Magdalena Kanecka, spotlights Exeter Alumnus and BBC Security Correspondent Frank Gardner
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Magdalena Kanecka, Online International Editor, honours James Baldwin, an American writer, for LGBTQ+ history month.
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Print Arts and Lit Editor Kayleigh Swart details the significance of the Hindu festival Kumbh Mela
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